As I've mentioned before, my favourite Led Zeppelin song is Over the Hills and Far Away. What do you think the song is about, though? Do you think it's basically a clean song, or do think it has a less-than-clean tone to it. I know, at concert performances, Robert tended to ad lib "alcupulco gold" - which, I understand, is a reference to marijuana. There were also people who thought the song might be about sex - "many many man can't see the open road". Then, there are others who see Lord of the Rings references in the song.

Also, a general question to ask. You probably know by now how much I love the idea of kids liking Led Zeppelin. Would you have any concerns about letting kids listen to Led Zeppelin, though? When I say kids, I basically mean children under ten.

I don't think kids really understand the words to the Led Zeppelin songs.

That's what I think, so I see no reason to not let them listen to Led Zeppelin. I suppose some might be a little concerned about their child singing "squeeze my lemon" out on the school playground, though.

When you compare Led Zeppelin to a lot of today's music, though - their lyics actually are pretty tame.